Issue #682 (Frameworks, Media Tools, Build Tools)08/13/26
The One Options Trade I Make Every Week
One type of trade I make every week…
…it’s exciting.
…it’s fast.
…it only takes you opening the trade on Thursday and closing it Friday.
It's a single 0-day options trade – the kind that can expire as soon as the next day – handed to you with the strike, the entry price, and the exit already mapped. Some weeks are quiet. Some weeks one signal like ASTS runs from 65 cents to nearly 3 dollars.
Not every trade wins – and we show you the ones that don't. But the wins are why I keep showing up.
Grab this week's free report to see how it works before the next signal drops
Get the Free 0-day Options Report 🡺
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Web Frameworks
rshono — A minimal framework for React Server Components (RSC) that uses Hono for the server, Rspack for the build, and RSC for the rendering.
Mantine Vue — An unofficial, comprehensive, fully-featured Vue 3 component library ported directly from Mantine React.
Tech Productivity — A brief, weekly dose of productivity tools followed by articles and resources on remote work, focus, goals, project management, and lots more. Free and always hand-curated. SPONSORED
TermUI Registry — A suite of 110+ shadcn-style terminal UI components for React and Ink, under 13 categories.
ScrollX UI — A library, built with Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, Lucide React icons, and Motion, that provides beautifully designed, accessible, and AI-ready components that work seamlessly with your favorite framework.
astro-shopify — An advanced Astro starter kit with Shopify integration using Storefront Web Components plus pages with CodeStitch components.
spartan — A set of accessible, unstyled UI primitives for full-stack Angular apps, built with signals, SSR compatible, and zoneless ready.
Vengence UI — A library of hover effects, animated tooltips, and scroll-driven layouts designed for modern marketing websites.
Registry Directory — A search tool from shadcn/ui that lets you discover community registries for shadcn/ui components and blocks.
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Media Tools (SVG, Video, etc.)
morphicons — A Vue, Svelte, or React solution that allows you to morph any stroke-based icon into another with spring-based physics.
VidStudio — A powerful set of video processing tools that run entirely in your browser, with features to trim, resize, compress, add subtitles and captions, and lots more.
Dither — A web-based tool that lets you add a dither effect to any uploaded image, with multiple settings for adjusting type, mode, style, gradient, colors, and export to SVG or PNG.
soundcn — A collection of hundreds of sound effects that you can add to your app's UI, with easy install via the shadcn registry, under more than a dozen categories.
Resilient Trader Newsletter — Vetted trade ideas from a former hedge fund trader. Stock and options picks sent weekly, built for retail traders who want to think like pros and trade with confidence. SPONSORED
BulkPicTools — A web-based tool for batch processing images, with options to compress, convert, crop, and edit 200+ images at once, all done offline.
Able Player — A fully accessible cross-browser HTML5 media player with support for audio and video, single track or playlist, customizable keyboard shortcuts, and lots more.
3dsvg — A web editor and React component that allows you to turn SVGs into interactive React 3D components.
CATAAS — A placeholder service that provides a REST API for displaying cat images, with an advanced API that lets you show a random cat, a specific colored cat, a GIF cat, a cat with meme text, and so on.
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A Modern E-Book to Learn VS Code
Earlier this year I put together a collection of up-to-date tips, suggestions, and customizations on using the native features of Visual Studio Code, the world's most popular code editor. You can buy the e-book today via Gumroad. 100% written by a human, no AI writing.
The book includes:
- 150+ VS Code Tips
- 450+ high resolution screenshots and GIFs
- EPUB and PDF formats
- 346 pages (PDF version)
Learn VS Code 🡺
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Build Tools, Bundlers, etc.
scriptc — A tool that compiles TypeScript and JavaScript to native executables and WebAssembly modules, and uses the TypeScript compiler for parsing and type checking.
isolet — An experimental tool that lets you package any component into a self-contained, isolated widget, and it works with React, Solid, Svelte, vanilla JS, or anything that can render into a DOM element.
Rollipop — A modern build tool for React Native, developed to replace Metro bundler, providing enhanced performance, scalability, and a foundation for easy integration with the Rollup/Rolldown ecosystem.
Go-to-Millions — A publication for e-commerce operators who want sharp, experience-earned go-to-market strategy on what actually sells, scales, and survives. SPONSORED
eslint-package-json — A set of powerful rules for package.json that allows you to lint and autofix your package.json files with ESLint.
Vite+ — A unified toolchain for the web that allows you to manage your runtime, package manager, and frontend stack with one tool.
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tsnapi — A package that provides API snapshot testing for runtime exports and type declarations, like Vitest's snapshot testing, but for your package's public contract.
branchyard — A set of tools to maintain your digital yard, keeping your branches clean, your workflow productive, and your development environment perfectly organized.
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Commercial Apps & Classifieds
GoFast – Generate production-ready Go apps with ConnectRPC, SvelteKit, TanStack Start, and PostgreSQL.
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Tech Productivity – A brief, weekly newsletter for tech workers who want to get stuff done. AD
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HorizonX – A premium library of UI kits, components, and Figma files for the vibe coding era.
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Job Boardly – An all-in-one no-code platform to build, launch, and monetize a professional job board.
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The Deep View – Join 750k+ founders and knowledge workers to stay up to date with AI. AD
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Fabricate – An AI app builder that turns a prompt into a full-stack app with database, auth, payments, etc.
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Compresto – A native macOS app that batch compresses videos, images, PDFs, and GIFs.
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A Social Post for Thought
Is it necessary to read the code that AI produces? Some have evidence that the answer is definitely no.
Send Me Your Tools!
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Before I Go...
Nutrepedia is a really useful resource, available in multiple languages, that allows you to look up any food (grocery item, fast-food choice, etc.) and get detailed nutritional data per item, per gram, and so on.
Thanks to all for subscribing and reading!
Keep tooling,
Louis
webtoolsweekly.com
@LouisLazaris
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